Cambridge M-Series Makeup Air with Evaporative Cooling

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  CLEANING MEDIA IN EVAPORATIVE COOLERS

  Cambridge Air Solutions manufacturers evaporating coolers. Munters CELdek media is utilized in many of these coolers. Proper care of the media is a key element for maintaining safe, effective and efficient operation of the evaporative cooler.  Engineering Bulletin MB-SCP-205 Controlling Scale and Dirt in Evaporative Pads Munters has published Engineering Bulletin MB-SCP-205 Controlling Scale and Dirt in Evaporative Pads. This bulletin covers topics including: Proper water distribution  On-off cycling of the pads  Common scale forming minerals  A quick reference chart showing stable water with respect to alkalinity (as CaCO3) and calcium hardness (as CaCO3)  Cleaning the sump and distribution system  In addition, important formulae are included for:  Evaporative cooling  Water evaporative rate and bleed-off  Air flow    Air Solutions Bulletin MB-ACC-205 Common Algae Treatment Chemicals After cleaning and flushing the evaporative cooling system, according to Air Solutions Bulletin MB-SCP-205 Controlling Scale and Dirt in Evaporative Pads, the media can be treated with certain algae control chemicals. Munters has published Air Solutions Bulletin MB-ACC-205 Common Algae Treatment Chemicals. This bulletin covers topics including the three most common chemical groups:  Quaternary amines  Oxidizing biocides  Copper compounds  Combinations of these chemicals are found in many swimming pool chemicals and commercial disinfectants. When ...